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Line 100: just Seb's idiosyncratic jargon or are they actually used in your field as technical terms with specific meanings? --[[LMS]] I would say that the terms "immediate parent" and "immediate descendent" are more common, but these are certainly terms that are used in the Data warehousing literature. I have never formally studied the theory of relations directly, although I would assume that much of what I do is a practical application of those concepts, and also the concepts of set theory. If Seb is presenting ideas from within the framework of current data modelling theory then fine. If he is presenting ideas as global concepts about relational theory in general, then we will need to get the opinion of someone more knowledgeable of tha subject. - [[MMGB]]

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